Published: April 1968
See the issue summary and contents below.
16 essays, totalling 156 pages
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Including both critical and creative work written within and about “small countries,” this issue considers the impact of literature on the maintenance and reinvigoration of cultural and national identities and the importance of remembering regional linguistic and cultural differences. In “Even the Least of These,” Hugh MacDiarmid stresses the importance of centring the literatures outside of the “big five,” a task the essays herein take up.
Legend of the Dead BellMiguel Angel Asturias | |
The Mosaic of Czech Culture in the Late 1960s: The inheritors of the Kafka-Hašek dialecticAntonín Leihm | |
Even the Least of TheseHugh MacDiarmid | |
Poem: From In Memoriam James JoyceHugh MacDiarmid | |
The Inner Logic of a People: Canadian Writing and Canadian ValuesJohn Matthews | |
Ukranian-Canadian Letters. A Case of Literary RegionalismJ.B. Rudnyckyj | |
The Problem of Cultural Regionalism in Canada- Maps, the "Separate Statement" and a CritiqueMichael Kinnear | |
The White Gown. Variations of Latvian ThemesZenta Maurina | |
Icelandic Literature- Preserver of National CultureSigurdur A. Magnússon | |
Poem: SwallowsVernon Watkins | |
L'autonomie d'une petite littératureRéjean Robidoux | |
Hungarian Prose Literature TodayMihály Sükösd | |
My SwitzerlandMax Rychner | |
Three Irish Writers: Homage to Patrick KavanaghMichael Beausang | |
Atlantis- The Structure of IllusionRichard Sommer | |
The Poetry of WalesTrevor L. Williams |